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Welcome to
Promising Futures
A Project of Futures Without Violence
We envision a world free of violence, where all children, families, and communities have everything they need to thrive.
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Featured Resources
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Workbook
Workbook for Fathers Who Have Used Violence Against Their Partners
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Brochure
The Magic of Everyday Gestures: 7 Ways Parents and Caregivers Can Support Children Affected by Family Violence
What we do
We partner with communities to improve responses to family violence.
Whether you are just starting to explore how your program, community, or state could improve responses to domestic violence for parent and child survivors, or you have been delivering holistic and evidence-based services for all family members for years, this website has the latest strategies, resources, and tools that can support your program development, implementation, and ability to share your actionable insights and impact with the field. The website is organized into two major categories – Designing & Innovating Solutions and Strategies for Healing & Strengthening Families.
We envisioned this website as an evolving resource for programs, communities and states – so please share with us all of the innovative work and tools you have developed so that we can continue to highlight the work of the field. This website is for you, so please let us know how we can support and advance your practice.
How we do it
We aim to prevent domestic violence and improve outcomes for parent and child survivors of family violence through:
Designing & Innovating Solutions
Explore strategies and stories to generate breakthrough ideas and improve programming. A strong program design places community and survivor voices at the center – ensuring the creation of services meet the actual needs of families.
Strategies for Healing & Strengthening Families
Explore strategies and stories that improve children and families’ lives. Implementing strategies and interventions that are evidence-informed and holistic are essential ingredients to effective practice and lead to better outcomes.
